Fluke 80K-15 High Voltage Probe Energy Limited Circuit

Product Description

The FLUKE 80K-15 is a high voltage probe accessory designed for use with energy limited circuits. It connects to compatible Fluke meters to extend their measurement range into high voltage applications, allowing technicians to take readings safely without direct high-voltage contact. The 80K-15 is a passive probe accessory used by licensed electricians, industrial maintenance technicians, and test and measurement professionals who need to measure high voltage signals using a standard handheld multimeter. At 0.8 pounds, it is lightweight enough for field carry.

The 80K-15 is suited for energy limited circuit applications in commercial, industrial, and utility environments. It is used wherever a technician must measure voltages beyond the standard input range of a conventional multimeter. Typical install scenarios include panel inspections, transformer testing, and high voltage equipment diagnostics. This probe is intended for use by qualified electrical professionals familiar with safe high-voltage measurement practices.

Key Features

• Designed for use with energy limited circuits
• Extends measurement range of compatible Fluke multimeters into high voltage ranges
• Lightweight at 0.8 pounds for easy field portability
• Passive probe design with no batteries or active components required
• Sold as single unit with no minimum order quantity beyond one

Compatibility

Designed for use with energy limited circuits in conjunction with compatible Fluke multimeters. Refer to the meter documentation to confirm probe input compatibility before use.

Installation Notes

Installation and use of this probe should be performed by a qualified electrician or instrumentation technician familiar with high-voltage measurement safety procedures. Always de-energize and lock out the circuit where safe and permitted before connecting test leads, and follow applicable NFPA 70E arc flash safety guidelines. Verify that the probe and meter combination are rated for the voltage level being measured before taking any readings. Never exceed the rated voltage of the probe or the connected meter input.